One hundred days to learn the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Author: Wu Hongzhou, Fang Zhaoqin, Cheng Panji
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Basic theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is an important part of TCM and a mandatory foundational course for learning and researching TCM. One Hundred Days to Learn TCM Basics explains the theoretical knowledge of TCM in relatively plain language, making it easy to understand. The book first introduces the theories of Qi, Essence, and Spirit, Yin-Yang theory, Five Elements theory, Zang-Xiang theory, Qi, Blood, Essence, and Meridian theory. Starting from Week 8, readers will learn about the body form and orifices, etiology and pathogenesis, and disease mechanisms. Finally, the study covers health preservation and treatment principles and methods. Through systematic and serious study and practice of this book, readers will gain a comprehensive understanding and mastery of the basic theory of TCM. To maintain the consistency of this series, we continue to adopt the approach of studying one hour per day, six days a week, completing the course in fourteen weeks.